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North Yorkshire unitary authority launches with ambition to be 'local' - Vimarsana News

North Yorkshire unitary authority launches with ambition to be 'local'

A UNITARY authority which will serve residents 57 miles to the east, south and west of its headquarters has underlined its ambition to be considered…

Red Mist: So much for Ferrari and our 'reliable' car - Vimarsana News

Red Mist: So much for Ferrari and our 'reliable' car

Ferrari never quite covered itself in last year’s glory in Bahrain twelve months on. But is that necessarily a bad thing?

Behind India's IT success story — Harish Mehta's 'The Maverick Effect' - Vimarsana News

Behind India's IT success story — Harish Mehta's 'The Maverick Effect'

Dinesh C Sharma THE success of India’s information technology industry is a fascinating story that is often celebrated as the result of the economic liberalisation unleashed in 1991. Various fa

MM Meets: GBST boss Rob DeDominicis: 'Getting the entire industry to agree is very difficult' - Vimarsana News

MM Meets: GBST boss Rob DeDominicis: 'Getting the entire industry to agree is very difficult'

Rob DeDominicis grew up in both Italy and Australia. At the time I interview him, he is visiting London for a few weeks to check in with the UK arm of GBST. We have lunch before the interview in an authentic Italian restaurant. He orders in Italian and banters with the waiters — all of which goes over my head. He

BACK TO THE FUTURE: Remember these '90s Christmas traditions? - Vimarsana News

BACK TO THE FUTURE: Remember these '90s Christmas traditions?

If you can remember having a childhood Christmas in the 1990s you’ll be at least in your late teens by now. Gone are the halcyon days when the most import...